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EXHIBITIONS BY YEAR

New Japanese Photography

27 March to 19 May 1974

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MoMA Staff

Director
John Szarkowski  American, 1925–2007
Director

Artists

Ken Domon
Japanese, 1909–1990
2 exhibitions
Masahisa Fukase
Japanese, born 1934
1 exhibition
Eikoh Hosoe
Japanese, born 1933
1 exhibition
Tetsuya Ichimura
Japanese, born 1930
1 exhibition
Ikko (Ikko Narahara)
Japanese, born 1931
2 exhibitions
Ishimoto Yasuhiro
Japanese,1921–2012
7 exhibitions
Bishin Jumonji
Japanese, born 1947
1 exhibition
Kikuji Kawada
Japanese, born 1933
1 exhibition
Daido Moriyama
Japanese, born 1938
1 exhibition
Masatoshi Naitoh
Japanese, born 1938
1 exhibition
Shigeru Tamura
Japanese, born 1909
1 exhibition
Shomei Tomatsu
Japanese, 1930–2012
4 exhibitions
Hiromi Tsuchida
Japanese, born 1939
1 exhibition

New York Times Review of the exhibition

PUBLISHED

9 April 1974

Blinded in Beating, Photographer Still Presses a Crusade

By Deirdre CARMODY

It is 40 years now since W. Eugene Smith used to dash out of the classroom, clutching is camera, when the great brownish pallor that presages a dust storm would start its sweep across the Kansas sky. This picture by W. Eugene Smith, of a mother with her girl, 16, born retarded, paralyzed, blind and deaf, is considered by its maker, top, to be one of his strongest.

New York Times • page 87 • 1,409 words